Ankle Cut Boots Size:4 Made in Germany Color:Lgtsan/ftwwht/cwhite

Name: Ankle Cut Boots Size:4 Made in Germany Color:Lgtsan/ftwwht/cwhite
Brand: brdsc.com
SKU: 58380443270
Price: 222.00 USD
Availability: InStock
Rating: 4.2718 (9 reviews)

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SKU 58380443270 · ★ 4.3

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Ankle Cut Boots Size:4 Made in Germany Color:Lgtsan ftwwht cwhite Made in Germany Boat neck Relaxed fit Neckline & hem are left unfinished Extra long sleeves start at elbows and are in doubled ribbed jersey Hole for thumb Multi color military print on front Painted tab at back waist Color: Black Multi 100% Cotton Contrast: 66% Viscose Rounded toe Extended toe cap overlay wraps around both sides Mini tab above toe box Lace up front with black grommets & woven cotton cording Zipper at inner ankle Topstitched overlay at heel Pull tab at back ankle Leather insole & lining 1 Worn with Yohji Yamamoto Front Patch Shirt

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